Chorus Hebrew Slaves
Le memorie nel petto raccendi, ci favella del tempo che fu! Go, thought, on golden wings Go and rest on rises and hills Where the sweet and soft Air of the native land is to breath! Greet the shores of Jordan River, The destroyed towers of Sion.
Giuseppe Verdi
Oh, my country, beautiful and lost! Oh remembrance, so dear and fated.
Golden harp of the prophetic poets Why do you hang, dumb, from the willow? You renew memories in our breasts, Talking about the time that once was.
- Va pensiero (Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves) (Giuseppe Verdi).
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Oh, alike Solima to the poets You draw a sound of crude mourning, May the Lord inspire you to a concert That may give virtue to the suffering. Oh, ma patrie si belle et perdue!
Along with an eternal Requiem, some ravishing sacred choral music and a few notable chamber and orchestral works, there are of course the thirty-odd operas, at least twenty of which are in the core operatic canon. It is a great and moving chorus. Greet the shores of Jordan River, The destroyed towers of Sion. He had contracted with La Scala to write another opera and the director forced the libretto [by Temistocle Solera] into his hands. Retrieved from " https:
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Del Giordano le rive saluta, di Sionne le torri atterrate Le memorie nel petto raccendi, ci favella del tempo che fu! Go, thought, on wings of gold; go settle upon the slopes and the hills, where, soft and mild, the sweet airs of our native land smell fragrant! Greet the banks of the Jordan and Zion's toppled towers Oh, my country, so beautiful and lost!
Oh, remembrance, so dear and so fatal!
Golden harp of the prophetic seers, why dost thou hang mute upon the willow? Rekindle our bosom's memories, and speak to us of times gone by!
Va, pensiero also known in English as the "Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves", is a chorus from the third act of the opera Nabucco () by Giuseppe Verdi, with a. "Va, Pensiero," otherwise known as the Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves, is perhaps the most beloved piece of music from Giuseppe Verdi's opera.
Either, akin to the fate of Jerusalem, give forth a sound of crude lamentation, or let the Lord inspire you a harmony of voices which may instill virtue to suffering. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Music and Nationalism", Aug , revised July on fordham.
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